"questions received from" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could write, "We have received a number of questions from our customers."
Our model of social network is inspired by question answer networks [38] where knowledge is shared from expert agents (with respect to a certain topic) answering questions received from less skilled ones.
And true to that mission, ScienceDebate.org asked both presidential campaigns to respond in writing to a series of 14 questions chosen from a host of questions received from thousands of Americans of the scientific, engineering and concerned-citizen persuasion.
These were agreed by consensus to encompass all the individual questions received from the first survey.
In terms of the breakdown, 45% of questions received an answer from a student and 67% of questions were addressed by instructors (some were answered by both).
Indeed, very few of the 200 questions received 100% agreement from the Panel.
In total, 851 questions were received from 460 different questioners, an average of 1.9 questions per questioner.
Now, let's go to the first question of the over 130 questions we received from this panel.
Twenty-six surveys were distributed in this manner and comments regarding the survey questions were received from 10 people, following which questions were revised to improve clarity.
Several of the questions he received from the justices seemed to seek guidance about which route the court should take in ruling for Mr. Katyal's client, John Ashcroft, who was President George W. Bush's first attorney general.
Other notable achievements include: the town's YouTube channel, including a "You Asked, We Answered" video series that answers questions commonly received from residents via the town's website or social media platforms.
In a major Friday night data dump, Facebook handed Congress a ~750-page document with responses to the 2,000 or so questions it received from US lawmakers sitting on two committees in the Senate and House back in April.
